Download now, host tonight. Every music bingo pack has print-ready cards, a callsheet and a ready-made playlist. Buy once: no subscription, no account.
Every game is the same thing in the box: 250 randomized cards, the
printable callsheet, and ready-made Spotify and Apple Music playlists. The only
question is how many nights you're buying at once, and every multi-game
pack works out cheaper per night than buying singles, so if you know
you'll run more than one, the pack pays for itself on the second game.
Every music bingo game we make, every new release, and a free year of the Bingo Card Generator.
Prices in USD. The Gold Club has no per-game figure
because it doesn't have a fixed number of games: every new release is
included as it lands. Already own a game that's inside a pack you want? Email us
before you buy and we'll send you a credit code.
What you get when you download a game
Every music bingo game in this store is a complete, ready-to-run event in one
download. There is no subscription, no per-player fee, and no account to keep
alive. You buy the game once and you own it for as many nights as you want to
run it.
Each music bingo pack includes:
250 randomized bingo cards. Every card is different, so a
room of 250 people can all play at once without two players sharing a
winning line. Cards are laid out to print correctly in landscape on ordinary
letter-size paper: no special stock, no trimming.
The callsheet. The host's copy: every answer in play
order, so you can confirm a bingo in seconds instead of squinting at a
phone.
A ready-made Spotify and Apple Music playlist. The songs
are already sequenced. You press play and host; you are not building a
playlist the afternoon of the show.
How a night actually runs
Play about sixty seconds of each song, long enough for the room to argue
about it and mark their cards. Call a Line for the quick first
win, 4 Corners as the mid-game round, and a
Blackout for the big prize at the end. Most hosts get three
rounds out of a single pack, which is a comfortable two to three hours of
entertainment.
There is nothing to install and nothing to run on stage besides the music
itself. If you can play a playlist and read from a sheet, you can host one of
these.
Choosing between a single game and a bundle
Buy a single game if you are testing the format, running a
one-off party, or want a specific theme for a specific night: a Halloween
event, a staff Christmas party, a themed brewery night.
Buy a bundle if you are running anything on a schedule. The
multi-packs group games that work as a series (decades, holidays, travel
themes, "things in songs") and cost meaningfully less per game than buying the
same titles one at a time. A venue running weekly needs fresh material more than
it needs any one title.
Look at the larger sets or the Gold Club if music bingo is
becoming a real part of your business rather than an experiment. That is the
point where running out of new games each month becomes the actual constraint.
Already bought a game and want to move up to a bundle that contains it? Email
us and we will send a credit code so you are not paying twice for the same
title.
Which category should I start in?
Eras. Decade-based games. The safest opening bet for a
mixed-age crowd, and the reason "Decades" is the most popular thing in the
store.
Holidays. Seasonal nights that sell themselves, because
the calendar does the marketing for you.
Pre-made Trivia Shows. Presentation-style trivia rather
than bingo cards, for hosts who want to run a show from a screen.
A few packs inside Music Bingo Card Downloads (Cover Tunes, Countries,
Acronyms) reward deeper music and trivia knowledge rather than a title on the
tip of your tongue. Good picks if your regulars have played a lot of music
bingo already and want to be beaten for once.
New to hosting music bingo?
The games here are ready to run, but if you want the setup, pacing, and
hosting craft behind them, The Music Bingo
Handbook is our step-by-step guide to running a night that packs the room,
on Amazon Kindle and paperback.
Not sure a theme fits your room?
Read the songs first. Every music bingo game we make has its
complete song list published free: all
50 games, 1,674 songs, in the order they're played. If your Tuesday crowd is
going to blank on half of Motown, you'll know before you spend anything.
Practical questions before you buy
Do I need a Spotify subscription? You need some way to play
the music. The playlists are provided for Spotify and Apple Music; if you use a
different service, tunemymusic.com will copy a playlist across for you.
How many cards do I actually need to print? One per player,
or one per team if you are running teams. Most venues run teams and print far
fewer than 250.
Can I run the same game twice? Yes. You own it, and with 250
randomized cards a returning crowd is not playing the same card twice. Most
hosts rotate a handful of games across a season.
